CALL FOR ARTISTS!
Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival Save $40 with Early Bird Discount before June 15th
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he 2022 Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival dates are Saturday August 20 from 10am to 6pm and on Sunday, August 21 from 10am to 5pm. The Kids Fun Zone will be back and the area’s most prestigious wineries and awardwinning micro-breweries pouring their best. The everpopular Cops ‘N Rodders Car Show will be on Saturday and on Sunday, the fun-filled “Dog Day” will feature many canine contests and prizes! All artworks will be juried. Artist must have original, quality art and excellent craftsmanship in all areas of the various mediums. No kits, mass-produced items, commercial reproductions or imports will be allowed. The Artist Application is now open, and you can apply at Artist Questions? Email svartfestival.com svartwinebeer@gmail.com ••• Earlybird Pricing Save $40 through June 15
$35 (non-refundable) jury fee = $390 Non-Local SC County Residents Single Booth $295 (12x12) + (non-refundable) jury fee = $330 Registration Fees: Double Booth $575 (12x24) + Local SC County Residents (non-refundable) jury fee = Single Booth (12x12) $185 + $35 $610 (non-refundable) jury fee = Initial Results of Jury will $220 be Posted on June 15th. Double Booth (12x24) $355 + Applicants after June 15th
Calendar of Upcoming Community Events Thursday March 10th 5:30-7 pm Grand Reopening Red Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Empowering Hands Therapeutic 5215 Scotts Valley Drive
Thursday April 21st
5:30-7 pm 15 Year Red Ribbon Cutting Celebration Lightspeed Martial Arts Academy 5004 Scotts Valley Drive
Thursday April 28th
5:30-7 pm MultiChamber Networking Mixer Hilton Scotts Valley (Tentative) 6001 La Madrona Drive
Friday May 6th
5-10 pm Community Awards Gala
Roaring Camp Railroads 5401 Graham Hill Rd, Felton
Thursday May 19th will be Juried on an individual basis. Final Registration Deadline is July 20th. ••• *To protect against the spread of COVID-19, all vendors, volunteers, and attendees of the festival shall comply with the stricter of the currently effective Santa Cruz County or State of California Health Orders
5:30-7:30 pm Grand Opening Red Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
MADabolic The Hangar, 262 Mt. Hermon Road Suite #101
Thursday June 17th
5:30-7:30 pm Grand Opening Red Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Faultline Brewing Company The Hangar, Mt. Hermon Road
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Scotts Valley Chamber News
Empowering Hands Therapeutic Massage: New Location
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Ribbon Cutting March 10th, 5:30-7pm
oin on us on March 10th for the Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Empowering Hand Therapeutic Massage at their new location at 5215 Scotts Valley Drive. Empowering Hands Therapeutic Massage is excited to share their new location with the Community of Scotts Valley. Please join Empowering Hands and the Chamber of Commerce for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony March 10th at 5:30pm.
Empowering Hands proudly offers quality massage therapy that is rejuvenating and most of all therapeutically beneficial to one’s health and wellbeing. Owner and Massage Therapist, Emily Dreon (Bigelow), established Empowering Hands in 2017. It has been her mission to bring awareness to the many benefits one may experience from receiving regular massage and bodywork. Empowering Hands strives to bridge the gap between therapy and luxury. Our new spacious office has five newly renovated treatment rooms increasing availability for booking. Along with eight massage professionals specializing in an array of massage modalities from Relaxing Swedish, Deep Tissue, Hawaiian Lomi Lomi and more therapeutic techniques like Neuromuscular Therapy and Myofascial Release. Empowering Hands offers a simple
easy to use website where you can learn more about each therapist and book your next massage at EmpoweringHandsMassage.com or call us at 831-888-7614
Leadership Santa Cruz County Announces New Executive Director
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eadership Santa Cruz County is excited to announce Trudie Ransom as its new executive director. Ransom was a member of LSCC’s Class 30 and is the owner of the SUP Shack at the Santa Cruz Harbor and executive secretary at the Capitola Chamber of Commerce. “LSCC gave me the confidence to grow my business,” said Ransom. “I loved the networking opportunities and learning more about Trudie Ransom the Santa Cruz County community. I am honored and look forward to steering class members to their best experience ever at Leadership Santa Cruz County.” Leadership Santa Cruz County is a nonprofit organization that provides a broad base of community knowledge to class members and creates participation opportunities to interact with leaders in government, business, health care and other industries. After a pause for Class 35 due the pandemic in 2020 the organization is working toward helping those class members complete their coursework this spring and welcoming Class 36 this fall. For more information, visit leadershipsantacruzcounty.org. ••• The mission of Leadership Santa Cruz County is to educate, foster connections, and increase the awareness and participation of individuals in leadership roles in Santa Cruz County, enabling them to address the issues, needs, and opportunities facing the county now and into the future.
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WATER MAIN
FLUSHING
The District begins flushing water mains on March 14. Flushing helps to maintain the capacity of the distribution system and to protect treated water quality by removing deposits built up inside the pipelines. Water service impacts to customers will be minimal and water will remain safe to drink. Learn more at www.svwd.org
Scotts Valley Chamber News
Scotts Valley Community Awards Gala
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Friday, May 6. 2022 – Tickets on Sale Now!
he Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce annual Community Awards Gala that normally takes place every January has been moved to a later date in the Spring due to the COVID Omicron variant. Save the date for Friday, May 6th for this in-person event at Roaring Camp Railroads Bret Harte Hall. The space is a 6,000 square foot rustic barn with wrought-iron chandeliers, twinkle lights, and decorations to compliment this year ’s theme: an “Evening with the Stars”. Through massive doors, the indoor space opens to a covered outdoor reception area and a beautiful meadow. The evening of celebration will begin at 5:00 pm with dinner catered by Bruno’s Bar & Grill, desserts by the Hot Pink Box Dessert Company, and dancing until 10:00 pm. There will also be live music with James Durbin, many raffle items, and a brief live auction conducted by Chamber Ambassador and Auctioneer Kevin Anderson. Opportunities to showcase your business by becoming a sponsor are available now! Contact Executive Director, Danny Reber at dreber@scottsvalleychamber.com or 831-588-9392. Tickets to attend the gala will go on sale on March 1st and can be purchased via the Chamber ’s website scottsvalleychamber. com.
Congratulations to Home by Zinnia’s on their Official Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting!
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Scotts Valley Chamber News New Member Spotlight
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Lightspeed Martial Arts Academy
ightspeed Martial Arts Academy is located in Scotts Valley on 5004 Scott’s Valley Drive. Their academy has been a mainstay in this community for over 15
years. They offer Tae Kwon Do classes for kids as young as 4 years old up to adults. They have something to offer for the whole family! Another fun class they offer is their up-beat fitness kickboxing class daily. You may have heard about Lightspeed Martial Arts Acedemy from attendees of their after-school pickup program, called “TASMA”, which stands for Transported Afterschool Martial Arts. They pick up from 4 schools in the San Lorenzo Valley
and their students are always excited to see their big white vans pull up! During the summer, students are still able to participate via their popular Summer Camp Program as well as martial arts classes! The benefits of martial arts classes are manyfold and the greatest part is that they operate year-round! Their students are able to maintain their skill level and build upon it, as well as enjoy a tight-knit community. Martial arts classes help students of all ages build discipline, focus, endurance, and self-respect. A lot of their students start with a lack of confidence in themselves and blossom throughout their training. Lightspeed Martial Arts Academy holds testing regularly to ensure that students are able to set and achieve their goals. Lightspeed’s Academy offers a first free class to all new students. They love to see families supporting each other in trying something new, so if your family does sign up, there is a group discount. Uniforms are provided and their classes do not need to be booked in advance.
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Lightspeed Martial Arts Academy invites you to come by or give them a call to schedule your first class and start your martial arts journey. Their phone number is (831) 4386068 and their website is lightspeedtkd.com!
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